Professional Finance Lecturer Resume Example

Edward Brown

250 Bassett Court,

Chicago Park,

CA, 95712

(555)-555-5555

[email]

Summary

An expert in finance and accounting with a deep passion in teaching all facets related to finance which includes practice and application of the fundamentals into corporate and cost-management accounting; has organized various seminars, discussions and events related to quantitative or analytical financial management; has exhibited demonstrated excellence in teaching all student levels, and has helped many undergraduates develop discipline, goal-setting and time-management skills essential in landing positions that promise good compensation and notable community stature.

Professional Experience:

Professor of FinanceFebruary 2006 – Present

College of Business Administration, University of South Florida, FL

Responsibilities:

• Delivered high standards of teaching and learning.
• Monitored assessment procedures and metrics to uphold quality of education as reflected in syllabi, curriculum and examination templates.
• Developed course curriculum for reference and compliance by the finance department.
• Delivered lectures and classroom discussions; initiated hands-on, time-based workshops and seminars to determine and develop the ability of students in coping with difficult situations and non-conducive environments.
• Provided consultative counseling support to undergraduates.
• Underwent scholarly initiatives and participated in research activities.
• Wrote publications and high-quality finance journals and reference manuals.
• Presented research and notable contributions to professionals during prominent international finance conferences.

Invited LecturerMay 2005 – January 2006

American Bankers Association, Stonier Graduate School of Banking

Responsibilities:

• Ensured that students achieve the high-level of learning by exposure to a system utilizing advanced methods and provision of adequate facilities, combined with learning support from the rest of the school board.
• Exposed students to diverse challenges and situations which could help them further excel in the fields they’ve chosen.
• Ensured that the topics are presented in a way that each one will relate to, for better understanding and recall.
• Planned and attended meetings with both internal and external verifiers/ moderators whose goals are geared towards enhancement of the current learning system.
• Assisted students in goal setting, planning and strategic targeting to help shorten the time it takes for them to succeed.
• Designed and delivered a tutorial curriculum in line with college and masters requirements.

Associate Professor of FinanceFebruary 2002 – May 2005

College of Business Administration, University of Houston

Responsibilities:

• Delivered high standards of teaching and learning.
• Monitored assessment procedures and metrics to uphold quality of education as reflected in syllabi, curriculum and examination templates.
• Developed course curriculum for reference and compliance by the finance department.
• Delivered lectures and classroom discussions; initiated hands-on, time-based workshops and seminars to determine and develop the ability of students in coping with difficult situations and non-conducive environments.
• Provided consultative counseling support to undergraduates.
• Underwent scholarly initiatives and participated in research activities.
• Wrote publications and high-quality finance journals and reference manuals.
• Presented research and notable contributions to professionals during prominent international finance conferences.

Invited LecturerMay 2005 – January 2006

American Bankers Association, Stonier Graduate School of Banking

Education

1998 – 2002PH.D. in Corporation Finance and Investments, Banking and Macroeconomics

University of Rochester, NY

1996 – 1998 Master of Science in Finance

Columbia University, NY

1992 – 1996B.S. In Business Administration, Major in Finance

Columbia University, NY

Skills:

• Proficiency with MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
• Computer Programming and Database Management
• Good analytical skills, methodical approach to tasks and problems
• Vast knowledge in bookkeeping, advanced typing and transcription
• Above-average communication skills
• Good organizational and time-management skills

Awards and Affiliations

First MBA Association Distinguished Professor Award, Awardee

Paccar Award for Excellence in Teaching, Awardee